Sentence examples for minded to boost from inspiring English sources
Alcohol companies are increasingly minded to boost margins rather than sales what the drinks analysis team at UBS calls the "premiumisation" of the market.The result is less public mayhem.
Mr. Garwin recalled in an interview that while Mr. Rumsfeld conducted the review in a fair-minded manner, the panel's mandate was carefully drafted to boost the case for antimissile defenses.
The development-minded prime minister is looking for foreign capital and technology to boost India's economy.
"In her desperation to boost her stock amongst the Tory faithful, the Home Secretary delivered a misleading and narrow-minded speech which fails to provide any real answers to the challenges we face," said Mr Burnham.
To boost revenue, M.L.S.E.
"We need to boost productivity.
Two are to boost consumption.
IRAN, like Mexico, has a new and more reform-minded president who wants to loosen the national oil company's grip on his country's massive reserves, and bring in private investment to boost output.
Propaganda was supposed to boost morale.
Cano declined to boost his own candidacy.
They use "leverage" to boost sales.
